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What is the underlying theme of the lyrics provided?
What is the underlying theme of the lyrics provided?
What does the artist imply by saying 'Drinking every night, because we drink to my accomplishments'?
What does the artist imply by saying 'Drinking every night, because we drink to my accomplishments'?
What does the phrase 'I still believe in that' suggest about the artist's outlook?
What does the phrase 'I still believe in that' suggest about the artist's outlook?
What does the line 'No, don’t do it, please don’t do it' likely refer to?
What does the line 'No, don’t do it, please don’t do it' likely refer to?
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What can be inferred from the line 'Those my brothers I ain’t even gotta say it'?
What can be inferred from the line 'Those my brothers I ain’t even gotta say it'?
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What does the acronym TPCASTT stand for in the context of analyzing poetry?
What does the acronym TPCASTT stand for in the context of analyzing poetry?
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Which element focuses on the emotional quality conveyed in a piece of writing?
Which element focuses on the emotional quality conveyed in a piece of writing?
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What does the 'Shift' refer to in the TPCASTT analysis?
What does the 'Shift' refer to in the TPCASTT analysis?
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Which of the following best describes 'Connotation'?
Which of the following best describes 'Connotation'?
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In which part of the TPCASTT framework would you analyze the title of the poem?
In which part of the TPCASTT framework would you analyze the title of the poem?
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How do mood and tone differ in literary analysis?
How do mood and tone differ in literary analysis?
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What is a key step to take after completing a TPCASTT analysis?
What is a key step to take after completing a TPCASTT analysis?
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Why is highlighting or commenting on examples of figurative language important?
Why is highlighting or commenting on examples of figurative language important?
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Study Notes
Song Title: "Over"
Artist: Drake
- Drake is confident and doesn't care about consequences
- Drake is drinking excessively, and alludes to drug use
- Drake thinks he's "back" after a period of time away but he's taking it slow
Paraphrase of Chorus
- Drake is confident and doesn't care about consequences
- Drake doesn't care about the opinions of others, and people want to see him succeed again
- Drake is not overly concerned with what's going on around him, and he is confident in his actions
- Drake doesn't fear repercussions, and he's willing to fight for his friends
- Drake has the money to cover any legal troubles and his brothers are loyal
Connotation
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Figurative Language: "Overdosed on confidence" - This is a metaphor that implies Drake is consumed by confidence.
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Figurative Language: "Faded way too long" - This is a metaphor referencing Drake's use of alcohol and/or drugs, and possibly a period of time when he was not as successful in the music industry.
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Figurative Language: "I just take my time with all this s*, I still believe in that"** - This is anaphora used in the chorus to highlight how confident Drake is and that he won't rush his comeback.
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Figurative Language: "I had someone tell me I fell off ooh I needed that" - Drake might be referencing someone telling him he lost his popularity and he needed that to motivate him to come back.
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Figurative Language: "You know good and well that you don't want a problem like that" - This is an assertive statement in the chorus that suggests Drake is not afraid of confrontation.
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Figurative Language: "You gonna make someone around me catch a body like that" - This is a hyperbole and a threat that suggests Drake's friends would go to extreme lengths to protect him.
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Figurative Language: "So Drizzy gone pay it" - This indicates Drake has enough money to protect his "brothers" if they get into trouble.
Attitude
- Tone: confident, arrogant, assertive
- Mood: dark, gloomy, defiant, dangerous
Shift
- The song has a shift in the second chorus where there is an escalation of tone. Drake goes from casually confident to extremely assertive and threatening.
Title (Part 2)
- The song title "Over" refers to being "over" any competition in the music industry
Theme
- The song is about Drake's confidence and status, his willingness to defend his friends, and how he doesn't care about the opinions of others. He is "over" the haters and is confident in his abilities and wealth.
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Explore the themes and figurative language in Drake's song 'Over'. This quiz delves into the metaphorical meanings behind his confidence, substance use, and perceptions of loyalty. Test your understanding of the lyrics and their implications.
